Capital Financing 101 for Behavioral Health Agencies

Updated: January 29, 2020

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As Behavioral Health agencies seek to expand and integrate their services, their leadership are often frustrated in terms of how or where to source capital to achieve their goals: grants are limited at best, banks won’t lend enough, and private fundraising is time consuming.
This presentation reviews capital options available for agency leadership, including innovative alternatives to traditional mortgage or construction lending. Perhaps most importantly, it discusses how to prepare your agency for using third-party financing, reviews prudent use of leverage, covers the Board’s role when considering capital sourcing, and presents options available to expedite the process.

Watch the full video below, or download the slides on the right side of the page.